Money, explained for Kenya.
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Special Funds in Kenya: 7 checks before you invest
Why strategy, lock-ins, fees, liquidity and downside risk matter before a high past return.
Read the checklist →How long does an MMF withdrawal take in Kenya?
What same-day, next-day and T+2 wording can mean — and what to verify before relying on access speed.
Read guide →MMF tax in Kenya: gross vs net returns
Why you should not automatically subtract 15% from every MMF rate you see.
Read guide →MMF fees in Kenya: what to check
Management fees, rate basis, transaction costs and why headline yields are not always like-for-like.
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MMF minimum investment Kenya: how much do you need?
Which tracked funds start from KSh100, KSh1,000, KSh5,000 and more — plus what to check beyond the entry amount.
Compare minimums →Best money market funds in Kenya 2026: how to compare
Current rates matter, but so do liquidity, minimums, fees, source dates and CMA status.
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Money Market Fund vs Treasury Bills in Kenya
Compare minimums, access, maturity, rate structure and liquidity side by side.
See the comparison →How much will KSh100,000 earn in an MMF?
Enter any amount, rate and period to turn a percentage into an estimated shilling return.
Use the calculator →Sinking funds in Kenya: stop predictable bills becoming emergencies
Turn school fees, insurance, December travel and other known costs into manageable monthly amounts.
Read today’s guide →How to budget your salary: the 30-minute payday reset
Give your income four jobs: bills, future you, weekly life and a buffer.
Read the guide →Kenya T-Bill demand jumps: what the latest auction shows
KSh42.72bn of bids chased KSh28bn offered, with the 91-day Bill drawing almost three times its offer.
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Treasury Bills Kenya minimum investment: what KSh50,000 really means
The current CBK minimum, competitive vs non-competitive bids, DhowCSD and the September 2026 rate context.
Read today’s explainer →NSE market correction: KSh158bn lost in a week — what it means
The market pulled back after reaching a record high. See what changed, why blue-chip shares mattered and what market capitalisation really means.
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Is crypto legal in Kenya in 2026? New VASP rules explained
Kenya now has final rules for virtual asset service providers. What changed, who regulates the sector and what users should verify before trusting a platform.
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CMA flags 15 investment entities: full list and how to verify a fund
The regulator says 15 named entities lack the required licences or approvals. See the list and the checks to make before sending money.
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KESONIA Kenya explained: current rate and loan pricing
What the 8.7513% overnight benchmark measures, why it tracks the CBR, and how it fits Kenya-shilling variable-rate loans.
Read on Amka →Treasury Bond switch auction Kenya: what CBK’s latest result means
CBK accepted KES 11.02bn at an 11.1398% weighted average yield. See what a bond switch is, why price matters and how the result compares with August.
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KRA Tax Amnesty 2026: who qualifies and what gets waived
How the 100% waiver works, what remains payable, who is excluded and why 31 December matters.
Read on Amka →Treasury Bill rates Kenya: what the latest CBK rates mean
91-day 8.7687%, 182-day 8.9331% and 364-day 9.0737% — compared with inflation and maturity.
Read on Amka →Kenya inflation is 6.6%: what rates say about your money
How current T-Bill, bank deposit, savings and lending rates compare with inflation — and what the spread actually means.
Read on Amka →What is a money market fund in Kenya?
How MMFs work, what the published yield means and what to compare beyond the headline percentage.
Read on Amka →How Treasury Bills work in Kenya
91, 182 and 364 days, auctions, maturity and the questions to ask before tying up cash.
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SACCO dividend vs deposit rebate
Why two percentages can apply to two different balances — and why that matters when comparing returns.
Read on Amka →Current MMF rate table
Published figures ordered highest to lowest, with dates and source links.
Compare rates →Published SACCO dividends
Dividends on shares and deposit rebates shown separately.
Compare SACCO data →Tax numbers and calculators
Quick references and simplified calculators, with links back to KRA and Kenya Law.
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